Stembreo has somehow intentionally made a full-length version of The
Beatles’ “Revolution 9,” which is the track on that album that I always skip
because I’m never in the mood for it. I don’t fault the fans of “Revolution 9,”
and I realize it’s fairly influential as a concept. So – I don’t know, I don’t
care if you slag me for skipping it. Whatever. Stembreo doesn’t sample any
music, just vocal sounds. One of the samples is the repetition of a male voice
saying “Number six,” which makes me think of the “Number nine” sample,
obviously.
Oh god, I don’t care. And hey, let’s pad this thing out, shall we? “The
album is a track-by-track palindrome; after the 10th, and originally last
track, I duplicated the ‘songs’ [that’s right, pop that term in quotes] in
reverse order under different titles, just as pretentious as the idea to do
so…”
That is the gist. Here is my “review”:
“kdsjaofeoiosaefjafoeaisjeoihjfo’hagih’aoihb’naweofji’eijapojhjhv;adajiselfejia’jifh9jadjifoawieag4h’ajslkdj.f”
Palindrome that in less than five minutes, I dare you!
--Ringo’s hovering syllables
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